I am seeing, first-hand, hospitals that have been around for decades, closing their doors faster than new ones are built. I am also seeing that the population of these hospitals are becoming more an more "low income", whether it's single mothers with multiple kids, drug addiction, drunk driving accidents - I am seeing people who cannot afford medical care, demanding the best.
I am seeing the maternity ward, being overwhelmingly filled with minority children, born to mothers who don't have a job. I'm seeing the Welfare system being abused and stretched by countless illegals flocking into our country, not for a job; but for the benefits.
That's all true. But it's the symptom of the bigger problem.
We're not even arguing points, we're in agreement as to what is transpiring now. I'm just pointing out that the medical industry in it's entirely is a house of cards. Built on the sickening profit system
I know all that. But the cost is 100% manufactured for massive profit without any of that.
It only escalates further when you factor in what you just explained.
If so, then why are so many hospitals going bankrupt?
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/health/wa-hospitals-facing-unsustainable-financial-losses-in-danger-of-cutting-services/
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2020/02/18/why-some-hospitals-are-going-bankrupt-and-others-are-making-billions.html
https://therealdeal.com/2022/04/03/locals-scramble-to-raise-70m-to-buy-california-citys-only-hospital-out-of-bankruptcy/
https://wchstv.com/news/special-reports/iteam-investigates-why-are-wva-hospitals-going-bankrupt
https://www.healthcaredive.com/news/the-case-of-the-disappearing-hospital-beds/427211/
If, as you claim, Hospitals are making a profit - then wouldn't the logical response be "make more of them"?
Do you know what bankruptcy is used for when it comes to big business?
Erase debt and obligations, keep resources, re-establish credit.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-09-15/us-hospitals-to-face-heart-wrenching-decisions-as-losses-mount
https://www.chiefhealthcareexecutive.com/view/hospitals-losing-billions-in-2022-more-than-half-could-have-negative-margins
https://medsourceconsultants.com/why-are-hospitals-losing-millions/
I am seeing, first-hand, hospitals that have been around for decades, closing their doors faster than new ones are built. I am also seeing that the population of these hospitals are becoming more an more "low income", whether it's single mothers with multiple kids, drug addiction, drunk driving accidents - I am seeing people who cannot afford medical care, demanding the best.
I am seeing the maternity ward, being overwhelmingly filled with minority children, born to mothers who don't have a job. I'm seeing the Welfare system being abused and stretched by countless illegals flocking into our country, not for a job; but for the benefits.
That's all true. But it's the symptom of the bigger problem.
We're not even arguing points, we're in agreement as to what is transpiring now. I'm just pointing out that the medical industry in it's entirely is a house of cards. Built on the sickening profit system